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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1917
Page
2
Hundreds of two piece under wear sets offered before price rises. Regular pricing positions them as top values for men seeking quality basics. Excellent value at current prices with strong cost efficiency.
A local store promotes real value in its men’s hat department with a large, new stock. New styles arrived recently and prices list hats at 3.00, 3.50, 4.00 and higher as clearance items to save customers money.
A big lot of Ladies Neckwear offered at low prices with good styles and clean condition. Prices range from 15c to 75c each, highlighting the January clearance sale.
Leather coats and corduroy lined ulsters offered in a clearance sale with prices around 10.80 to 12.00. Descriptions highlight wind and rain proof, short or light and durable construction suited for long auto drives. Various styles touted as the best in the world.
Miss Lola Porter hosts the Girvea Bachelor Club with Ethel Waddingham as president and Jennie Lavender as vice president. Local social items report guests, visits, and health updates including Grandma Bannister’s improving condition and residents and visitors from Weston and Pendleton.
Nolin, Jan. 14. Cold frosty nights and bright days as Shumway Krause and others prep bulk wheat. Frank Lane of Freewater and Earl Lane of Nolin search Malhour County for homesteads. snow depth about 18 inches. A United Brethren meeting proceeds. Funeral attendance for Martin Kandt at Reholo st Toewilay. Items from Pendleton and Willamette Valley include visits and travel. Portable sheds and arching for bulk wheat prep underway by Shumway Krause and the Dupule Bros. A. T. Windom and son Hubert journey to Portland. Leo and Charlee Fix attend the Hrangli funeral. An auto mishap near Alkali due to a broken back spring. Mrs. C. Stoele invites daughter Mrs. SkkL Pix to Pendleton.
British premier Pormeta may assume the role of ambassador to the United States, signaling a shift in postwar diplomacy. Officials report discussions with Washington about the appointment and potential implications for bilateral ties.
Rumor in official circles links Lord Stoneberry former British premier to succeed the current U S ambassador soon. Biographical hints recall his youthful aims to win at Oxford marry England’s wealthiest woman and reach prime ministership, accomplishments tied to a wealthy English family.
A vintage advertisement describes Panik bam s Vegerable Compound made from herbs gathered at a yearly season. It extols cleanliness and sterilization in production and claims benefits in treating female illness with a blend of herbs and careful preparation.
House bill No 2 introduced by Representative Benjamin Sheldon of Jackson aims to allocate 420 for roof repairs at Ashland Normal School. The building has not been used for seven years aside from temporary rental to a family as a residence, and is currently occupied by federal government activities.
Advertisement extols Pope's Diapepsin for indigestion sour stomach and heartburn claiming relief in five minutes. It touts ease of use no needle and quick soothing action, urging readers to get the 50 cent bottle from any drug store.
Brief notes describe fleeting weather and climatic conditions at Aghiand, including short term patterns, temperature hints, wind and precipitation glimpses, with emphasis on recent variability and notable shifts observed by local observers. The report notes variability and transient atmospheric changes affecting daily life.
Coughing rises as night approaches and croup appears suddenly. Foley's Honey and Tar from Tallman & Co. offered as a remedy to ease feverish sleepless nights.
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